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David Kerr on preventing cervical cancer in Africa

March 30, 2009

I think we have reached a pivotal moment in the fight to prevent cervical cancer in Africa.  This week I organised an international meeting in Oxford, bringing together representatives of […]

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Guest writersAfrica, cervical cancer3 Comments

Joe Collier on being older

March 30, 2009

I am now 67 and am having the time of my life. Inevitably, the way I am feeling and acting now is the product of both my age and my […]

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Uncategorizedage, retirement1 Comment

Domhnall MacAuley on primary care in Canada

March 30, 2009

When Davidicus Wong (cool name) told of being asked by a fellow passenger on a plane “Are you a GP or just a just a specialist?”, it set the scene […]

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Domhnall MacAuley, Editors at largePrimary Care, quality and safety in healthcare1 Comment

Chris Turner on life at Stafford Hospital after the media storm

March 26, 2009

So it’s the end of week two since the Healthcare Commission report into Stafford Hospital became public knowledge, and the toll is showing. It shows on the faces of staff […]

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Guest writersHealthcare Commision, media reporting, patient care, patient safety, working conditions11 Comments

Juliet Walker: BMJ in the news

March 25, 2009

Using maggots to help heal ulcers does not sound like the most modern method but a BMJ paper has found that it can be effective. Researchers studied the effects of maggots […]

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Uncategorizedbmj, Diabetes, eating during childbirth, Hydrogel, maggot therapy, QDScore, ulcers1 Comment

Helen Carnaghan: The messy business of learning

March 24, 2009

Many things have changed during my transition from medical student to junior doctor. For starters my bank account contains a mysterious thing called money, a 30 minute lunch break is […]

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Junior doctorsJunior doctors, learning, patients, prescriptions, treatment3 Comments

Philipp du Cros dreams of a rapid point of care test for tuberculosis

March 24, 2009

In my work with Médecins Sans Frontières I constantly face dilemmas when trying to decide whether a patient has tuberculosis or not. In the countries where we work, diagnosis for […]

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Guest writers, MSFTB, WHO2 Comments

“Just doing my job,” by Liz Wager

March 24, 2009

Determining the appropriate authorship of publications causes all sorts of problems (in part, I believe, because none of the available guidelines apply in all situations, and many journals offer little […]

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Liz Wagercompeting interests, openness, publication ethics, transparency1 Comment

Lord John Rea on tackling malaria in Uganda

March 24, 2009

My first visit to Uganda was in 1965 – the Halcyon days after independence when King Freddie the Kabaka of Buganda still ruled. I flew from Nigeria, where I was […]

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Guest writersmalaria, Uganda1 Comment

Juliet Walker on using F1 technology in medicine

March 23, 2009

Formula 1 motor racing is not usually something associated with medical innovation, however a new exhibition at the Science Museum shows how Formula 1 inspired technology is being used to improve […]

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Editors at large, Juliet DobsonFast Forward exhibition, Ferrari F1 team, Formula One, Great Ormond Street Hospital, McLaren F1 team, Science museum0 Comments

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